Developmental Delays Children with PWS have their milestones delayed about 100 percent, meaning that if typical children are sitting at 6 months and walking by 12 months, children with PWS tend to first sit independently at 12 months, and walk by 24 months on average. To help speed that process, we work with the child’s physical therapist to get the child to do as many core strengthening exercises as possible. I also prescribe ankle-foot orthoses (AFOs) to help stabilize the ankles, making it easier for them to get up standing. Once they are walking well, we’ll shorten the braces, or discontinue them. #pws #praderwillisyndrome #praderwilli #pwsawareness #praderwilliawareness (at Woonsocket, Rhode Island) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_2n_8Nn0Xd/?igshid=1xbnyj40od9jf